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Recommended by some forum web sites, I chose to try James Hook and Co. This restaurant received many good reviews of its lobster rolls.
The restaurant was about a 15-min walk from South Station (Subway station). It was a standalone building with a huge billboard saying, James Hook and Co. When we entered the restaurant, it was more like a seafood marketplace. It sold live seafood, frozen seafood and seafood deli. There were only three small low bistro tables with a couple of chairs. More seating were available outside the restaurant. We chose to dine indoor because of the scorning sun.
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As for the Maine crab cake, it was another divine food. I loved it equally!! I think it had a tint of curry powder (spice) that brings out the taste. You must definitely try this.
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We ordered two lobster rolls (toasted) and a piece of Maine crab cake (USD5). The hot dog bun was well toasted and the lobster meat came in chunks. It was freshly cooked and the light mayonnaise was delightful. I added black pepper to the lobster and it tasted even better. Each lobster roll was priced at USD13.00 with lots of chunky lobster meat. It was really a worthwhile deal.
Address: 5-17 Northern Avenue, Boston, MA 02110
Price: USD: $
Rating: 4/5
Stuffness Level (How full you are): 3/5
Stuffness Level (How full you are): 3/5
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